Local church classes and club meetings listed
Mrs C E Reitzel hosts Stevens Bible Class at Lind say Street tomorrow afternoon at o clock. Philathea class meets tonight at 7 30 with Mrs Hal Davis at Home stead avenue. Miss Vera Idol to address Ocawasin club at Y W building at 6 15. Willing Workers class meets at 7 30 at Mrs Lula Connell 10 South Main Street. Mrs W W Dinsmore of Hartford arrives to visit her mother Mrs W H Ragan in Emerywood as her mother recovers from injuries at Guilford General hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reitzel
Stevens
C. E. Reitzel
Lindsay Street
North Main Street Baptist Church
Hal Davis
Homestead Avenue
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Lula Connell
South Main Street
Social calendar brief for midweek meetings
Wednesday events list 10 00 Mid Week Garden club with Mrs William Lindsay general Wo mans club at Elwood hotel Utopian Study club with Mrs Jesse Harris 204 Morris street Thursday 1 00 Over The Teacups club with Mrs J A Hart 3 00 Mrs Lawrence Ingram entertains Thursday Contract Bridge club 3 30 Tea and Topics club with Mrs J V Wilson 7 30 Grimes St th T A meets at school 7 30 Emma Blair P T A at school Friday 3 30 Mrs James Lyon Canterbury club 3 00 Lotus club with Mrs F H Barrett North Hamilton street
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William Lindsay
Woman’s Club
Elwood Hotel
Utopian Study Club
Jesse Harris
Morris Street
J. A. Hart
Lawrence Ingram
Delegates elected for Statesville Revolution event
The article lists delegates and alternates chosen at a January meeting for the American Revolution event to be held in Statesville on March 10 to 12. Names include Mesdames Gold, Marshall, Robbins, Flagge, Caldwell, Idol and alternates Davis, Tabb, Welborn, Stewart, and Miss Nellie West Dobbs. MR. MATTIS TO APPEAR HERE ON MARCH 10. The Garden club invites the public to hear J. S. Mattis of Henry Creer, Inc., in Philadelphia at the Sheraton on March 10 at 7:30 pm. REV T. A. SYKES TO ADDRESS WOMAN'S CLUB on International Relations with Rev Tom Alderman Sykes at Elwood hotel Wednesday at 3:30 pm. Miss Chamberlain HOSTESS AURORA DELPHIAN CHAPTER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
Mesdames
T. J. Gold
G. Fox Marshall
C. Robbins
P. W. Flagge
A. S. Caldwell
Chase Idol
S. L. Davis
W. L. Tabb
John 8
Welborn
R. K. Stewart
Nellie West Dobbs
MR. Mattis
Garden Club
J. S. Mattis
Henry Creer, Inc
Philadelphia
Sheraton Hotel
T. A. Sykes
Woman's Club
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Elwood Hotel
J. L. Carpenter
W. F. Plemming
C. H. Rhodes
Notable Health and Travel Notes From Local Reports
T C Thrower of 905 Mangum avenue is a patient at High Point hospital, quite ill. C A York, after days in Washington DC on business, has returned home. Mrs Marvin Gibson is a patient who underwent a serious operation Monday. Mr and Mrs A R Stewart returned home after a few days in Trenton NJ, following the death of their niece Annie Stewart. funeral held Friday afternoon at 2 30. Rose Long has returned from Richmond VA where she stayed two months with Mr and Mrs A L Long. Mrs A L Long of Richmond VA visits here for the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs M T Barker on West Green street. Mrs Drayton Mayers and daughter Evelyn Spotswood of Washington DC arrived to visit her parents, E J Payne and wife on Parkway. Mr and Mrs Ed Kearns spent yesterday in Raleigh visiting daughter Mrs William Bizzell and heard Alfred Sugg address at the general assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tisdale
Robert J. Burns
C. N. Tisdale
Clarkeville
Sue
High Point
York
South Carolina
T. C. Thrower
Mangum Avenue
High Point Hospital
Marvin Gibson
Guilford General Hospital
A. R. Stewart
Best Street
Trenton
N. J
Little Annie Stewart
A. L. Long
Richmond, Va
Mrs. M. T. Barker
West Green Street
Ed Kearns
Raleigh
William Bizzell
Alfred
Sessemly
Local notes from Deep River area blaze of life
Deep River residents engage in home building and social visits. Robert Bolden plans to haul lumber for a new house soon. Alma Shields spent the weekend with cousin Faye Jones. Eva Thornton and Emma Pope of Trinity and Emma Foster of High Point Route 5 appear in visits. FEJ White family and Clarence Thornton hosted visitors. Elma Phibbs returned to church after illness. Charlie Carmichael, recently operated for appendicitis, attended church. Several community members attended the Jamestown Parent Teacher meeting Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
George Washington at the Delaware high school play
Students presented Percy Mackaye’s George Washington at the Delaware for the morning assembly directed by Miss May Meador. Cast included Washington by Ollie Hutchens and Hamilton by Lloyd Hughes with snowlit forest setting and a violin by Frances Sloan.
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George Washington
Delaware
The
Percy Mackaye
May Meador
Washington
Delaware River
Town
Crier
Robert Guarino
James Hinkle
James Sloope
Elizabeth Sappenfield
Thomas Paine
Harry Williamson
James Mon
Boys Sentenced in Theater HoldUp in Greensboro
Hartford Smith and Bill Hunt pleaded guilty in superior court to aiding and abetting the Broadhurst theater robbery. Each was sentenced to three to seven years in state prison. They denied being principals in the crime.
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Greensboro
Mar
Hartford Smith
Bill Hunt
Superior Court
Broadhurst
State
Summer Rainfall Short of Normal Across East in 1930
The summer rainfall east of the Rocky Mountains in 1930 was about 500 billion tons short of normal, according to the U S weather bureau.
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Rocky Mountains
U. S. Weather Bureau
Not So Crazy Wifie Dialogue in Pathfinder Comic
A light exchange features a husband and wife as a joke about survival and remarriage. The wife asks what the husband would do if she died and he replies he would not go as crazy as marrying again.
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Hubby
Pathfinder
Irregular Brims Redefine Spring Hats In 1930s Style
JOAN SAVOY reports spring hats feature irregular curved brims with a mix of sailor influences. Three breeze worthy styles illustrated include a white bakou with green velvet bow, a black novelty straw with plaid ribbon, and a black bakou enhanced by hand seaming and rose velvet ribbon for dressy wear.
theater robbery defendants plead nolo contendre
Robert Cook aided the heist and is serving a separate Ohio larceny sentence. Smith and Hunt entered nolo contendere to larceny of an automobile in front of a theater. Hunt drew three to seven years, Smith three to four years, to run concurrently with the theater case. Ralph Williams pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and was released on costs with judgment suspended. W F Johnson of High Point paid $50 and costs after guilty plea for operating a car while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cook
Cook
Ohio
Smith
Hunt
Ralph Williams
High Point
W. F. Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Idol
Ocawasin Club
Ocawasin Club of Business Girls
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Y. W
Vera Idol
Coats
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Archdale
Elizabeth Fry
Flora M'Donald
Flora McDonald College
J. Carl Hill
Hamilton Street
Hill
PD. A. R
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the
Miss Chamberlain
Aurora Delphian
Clara Boyd
Alta Chamberlain
North
Miss Boyd
Fred Klein
Mary Mungan
George Moser
Lillian Massey
Mary Wall
C A. York
Washington, D. C
Miss Rose Long
Mrs. A. Ll. Long
Deep River News
Robert Bolden
Alma Shields
Faye Jones
Eva Thornton
W. A. Gattis Foster
Emma Pope
Trinity
Fe.j. White
Clarence Thornton
Emma Foster
High Point Route 5
W. A. G. Fosters
Charlie Carmichael
Williams
Yow’s Funeral Home
Joan Savoy
NEA
Max Bones
Lees
Majestic 21
Majestic
Matrosse
Revolutionary New
Clinard Electric Company
College Street
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